Language shapes how we view and treat each other. Using inclusive language helps ensure that people are not demeaned or diminished because of their identity. The purpose of this webinar is to raise awareness on some facts such as language discrimination, exclusionary bias and harmful expressions, promoting healthy language practices and values in Canadian workplaces....

It is easy to rely on unspoken assumptions about what teaching and learning should look like, or to feel that possibilities for change are too daunting. This webinar invites us to pause and examine some of the most common assumptions, exploring how they unintentionally create barriers to student success. Using principles of Universal Design for...

Join this session being offered as a part of the learning opportunities during Disability Awareness Week. This session will enhance participants' understanding of neurodiversity and equip them with practical strategies to create more inclusive work environments. Participants will learn about key terms, neuroinclusive approaches and identify ways to enact inclusive practices that support neurodiverse colleagues....

True accessibility means proactively taking action to create and improve access for all individuals across our institution. In this session, you will have the opportunity to explore foundations of accessibility, learn about key practices and strategies for promoting accessibility, and have the opportunity to work through Microsoft Word and PowerPoint documents from an accessibility lens....

Do you have questions about how to be more inclusive, respectful, welcoming, and supportive of 2SLGBTQIA+ students and colleagues? Are you not exactly sure what that acronym means and want more information? This workshop is for you! This 90 minute workshop offers the opportunity for faculty, support staff and administrators to: Become familiar with 2SLGBTQIA+...